Tag Archives: finances

When it comes to planning your mortgage, the first mistake people make is not realizing that the real discussion must first be about money. More specifically, cash flow. “We live lives of cash flow,” is something I say nearly daily … Continue reading →

Diane walked into the house, setting down her things in the kitchen after a long day at work. “Did you hear that rates have dropped? Should we be looking into refinancing?” Her husband Jack replied, “Yes, I did. Some people … Continue reading →

Whenever I am conducting a consultation with a new home buyer, I like to introduce what I call, the “3-Legged Stool”. This becomes a crucial thinking tool for making smart home buying and investment decisions as it relates to … Continue reading →

If there’s one thing I say nearly every day of my life, it is this: “We live lives of cash flow.” When it comes to providing expert mortgage advice for clients, this is typically what it boils down to for … Continue reading →

Too many people are playing the wrong game with money. I have devoted my career to helping home buyers and homeowners make smarter financial decisions to achieve their short and long-term goals. I’ve become a student of cash flow and … Continue reading →

When learning how to apply financial planning concepts to the world of real estate and mortgages, there can be a bit of a learning curve. But once grasped, a homeowner can feel extremely empowered and confident in the decisions they … Continue reading →

We are in the fourth quarter! In less than two short months we will be welcoming in 2016 and setting those ever popular New Year’s Resolutions. For many people, money is at the heart of these annual goals, since many … Continue reading →

Is your child a saver or a spender? One of our most important missions as a company is to help our clients improve their financial literacy. By helping you make smarter decisions with your money, even beyond the mortgage, we get … Continue reading →

If you had the choice between taking $3,000,000 in cold hard cash right now, or a single penny that doubles in value every single day for 31 days, which would you choose? If you’ve heard this story before, you already know that … Continue reading →